After ‘Tax the Rich’, Zoharan Mamdani says that he feels that billionaires should not be present because …

Zoharan Mamdani, a candidate from New York City, said on Sunday that he does not believe that “we should have billionaires” because they have a lot of money when they have a lot of economic inequality. “You are a self-known democratic socialist. Do you think billionaires have the right to existence?” Kristen Velkar of NBC News asked on “Meat the Press”. Along with a chakli, Mamdani who proposed to impose taxes on the rich and white areas of NYC said that they personally feel that they should not be present, but they are ready to work with everyone, including billionaires. “I don’t think we should have a billionaire, because, clearly, in a moment of such inequality it is a lot of money. And finally, we need excess of equality in our city and our state and our country, “Mamdani explained.” And I am eager to work with all people, including billionaires, to create a proper city for all of them, “he said.The Indian and African original matters made headlines after the former New York government emerged as a potential winner of Democratic enrollment. Andrew Cumo accepted the election. If Mammadani secures the top job of New York City, it will be its first Muslim and Asian mayor.His victory has already given birth to a large recession of GOP politicians, who called for the background of the case, their migration records and investigations to deport them. Born for Indian-origin parents in Uganda, Mamdani came to America in 1998 and became an American citizen in 2018. His election promise of NYC’s rich and wheeter neighborhood attracted a large -scale backlash to ensure equality. On that issue, Mammadani said that “one of the four is living in New Yorker poverty, and the rest are stuck in a state of concern.” “And what we have seen is that this is a city that needs to be cheap for people every day,” he said that it was not a racial offer; This is a greater assessment of what is being taxed in the neighborhood. He said, “We have repeatedly seen that this is an property tax system that is unequal. This is one who actually said Eric Adams, saying that he would change in the first 100 days,” he said.